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Colorado vs Nebraska electricity prices: 15.69 ¢ against 12.05 ¢ per kWh

67Home solar per 1,000 accounts: Colorado 71.3, Nebraska 4.1

38 places apart: Colorado #5, Nebraska #43 of 50, the widest of 30 measures. time-of-use utilities Colorado 75%, Nebraska 21%; solar value of 1 kw Colorado $241, Nebraska $173. Typical bills differ by $14 a month, higher in Nebraska.

Over a year the typical energy bill differs by $167 ($103 a month in Colorado, $117 in Nebraska). Since 2015 the home price rose +29.5% in Colorado and +13.7% in Nebraska: 15.8 points more in Colorado. Against the U.S. home average Colorado sits at -8.9% and Nebraska at -30.1%.

Colorado against Nebraska: widest gaps

Colorado against Nebraska, the widest gaps
MeasureColoradoNebraskaGapRank (of 50)
Home solar per 1,000 accounts71.34.1+67#5 / #43
Time-of-use utilities75%21%+53.6 points#7 / #40
Solar value of 1 kW$241$173+$67#18 / #47
Home price 2025, ¢/kWh15.6912.05+3.64 ¢#23 / #49
Business price 2025, ¢/kWh12.378.50+3.87 ¢#24 / #50
Smart meters, share of homes92%31%+61.4 points#19 / #45
Petroleum share of generation0.0%0.2%-0.2 points#43 / #22
Price change since 2015+29%+14%+15.8 points#30 / #50
Average home use, kWh a month658973-314#39 / #19
Cooling degree-days, normal year328995-667#41 / #21

30 measures compared for Colorado and Nebraska; the CSV holds the 10 widest.

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Colorado and Nebraska on the map

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Your bill in Colorado and in Nebraska

    Colorado and Nebraska: price over time

    Home price, Colorado and Nebraska, 2010 to 2025: 16 rows
    YearColoradoNebraskaGap to U.S.
    201011.048.94-0.50
    201111.279.32-0.45
    201211.4610.04-0.42
    201311.9310.31-0.20
    201412.1810.40-0.34
    201512.1210.60-0.53
    201612.0710.84-0.48
    201712.1710.97-0.72
    201812.1510.70-0.72
    201912.1810.77-0.83
    202012.3610.80-0.79
    202113.0710.75-0.59
    202214.1910.79-0.85
    202314.3011.20-1.70
    202414.9211.53-1.56
    202515.6912.05-1.54

    Colorado 11.04 to 15.69 ¢ and Nebraska 8.94 to 12.05 ¢ between 2010 and 2025 (EIA).

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    Where Colorado and Nebraska are alike

    • CO2 per MWh of generation, lb: 1,085 and 1,018
    • Hydro share of generation: 3.0% and 2.9%
    • Wind share of generation: 30.1% and 29.3%

    Sources and dates: data sources.

    Questions

    Is Colorado or Nebraska higher on home solar per 1?

    Colorado, by 67; they rank #5 and #43 of 50.

    Is Colorado or Nebraska higher on time-of-use utilities?

    Colorado, by 53.6 points; they rank #7 and #40 of 51.

    Is Colorado or Nebraska higher on solar value of 1 kw?

    Colorado, by $67; they rank #18 and #47 of 51.

    Is Colorado or Nebraska higher on home price 2025?

    Colorado, by 3.64 ¢; they rank #23 and #49 of 51.

    Is Colorado or Nebraska higher on business price 2025?

    Colorado, by 3.87 ¢; they rank #24 and #50 of 51.

    What would 874 kWh a month cost in Colorado and in Nebraska?

    Colorado $137, Nebraska $105: $32 apart, energy only.

    Where do Colorado and Nebraska match most closely?

    CO2 per mwh of generation, lb (1,085 and 1,018); hydro share of generation (3.0% and 2.9%); wind share of generation (30.1% and 29.3%).

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